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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-11-26
TbI,,rrn uorr saved.

NrN NouG, Nov 2i.-Thc New York
agent 81 the Standardization steam
ship company has been informed that
thirteen pl..nrcr Di the steamer Schol-
ten. before reported missing, are now
known 10 have hyAi saved.
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CHICAGO, kpi;l 20.--The members Of
GrGcs Episcopal Church nro deeply con
cerned over the mysterious disappearsrcc
OF Rev. Robsr. ". Springer, the assistant
rector Of that pGrish.
Since the departure Of DR.. Locke for
Europe, Mr.. Springer haa had charga nI
all the duties Of the parrish. Added to
this ho had chargc &! a mission eL Brighton
Park. lis was t. y0dbcEsaa about -, aud
tha extra work Of lan;. Together with
hoavy uiass WORK, it is gsid, weighed upon
him.
Sunday morning he Gtartcd for Grace
Chugcn, but vas compelled to stop n. u
hotel and Eend iOr physician, wEc iound
him somewhat delilious and Threatened:
with brain iever. Monday morning dur
ing the temporary absenra Of his nurse
Mr. Springer disappeared, and 10 ;:ace 0!
him has yet been found. 1t was thought
he might haze gone to h!a eBter at Louie.
vile, but upon communication by tele.
grapn It WEB learned she had heard moth.
ing OF him.
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TO.Sight's l.SOeuin.

At tho Fourth Street NJ. E. Church this
evening the second seaaion Of the Lyceu,n
recently organized will be held. Every.
thing will be done 10 make the evening
pleasant. The pastor, Rev. DR.. Randoiph,
will give y talk, descriptive Of the Eyypt.
ian hiercelyphics and their decpherment
together with views OF Egyptian religion
temples, deities, wsll.paintingH and tbs
Ike. Tho whole will be illustrated b7 a
series OF drawings made for the purpose
In the second part OF the entertainment
the writings OF the poet Edmund Spencer,
will be considered. Major Lee Of The
Lins!y Institute, will preps,e tho read.
inss. This 10 guarantee Of thor inter.
eating character. The pecnlisrities OF
spencer's verse aud the pleasing iesturea
OF the old.time EnSlish will be ahoyu,
Tbs following will ba the mnsicsl pro.
gram,ne; Cornst Solo, DR.. Millissn; Piano
Solo, selections from "Oberon,n Miss Sadie
Emsheimer; Vocal Solo, Miss Theresa
Phillips. Everybody is cordially invited.
1t is hoped that the Lycsum will be OF in.
terest and help 10 al! classes.
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a FINE OPERA
obo Given by m Excellent Company Mt tho
Opern lIuuse To.Niyht.

To bo GlvOn by m Excellent Company Mt the
Opera House Tonight.
The advance sale OF seats for tho Nc.
Caull Opera Company, which Is 10 pre-.
sent Millocker's latest success, "The
Black Husssr," at the Opera House to.
night, has been large and one Of tho most
fashionable audiences OF the season ia
assured. The plat OF the balcony will
probably be put on sale at Baumer's this
morning. The company is the same ono
that presented the opera here last JAM
uary, and 1t Is known to be first class one
in every respect. OF the opera 1t may bo
said that much more than the ordinary
amount Of originality marks Its character.
and all OF It's situations ere novel; The
opera !s costumed beautifully, as It treats
Of the timea Of 1912, and tue scene passes
on the borders Of Russia, while tho French
occupy the land adjacent. There Is q
good deal Of opportunity for military cos.
tuning, and strsins OF the HYMN OF the
White Bear mingle constantly with those
OF the MsrsellsiHe.
The company Is ono strong in numbers
and ability. 1t carriea its own orchestra
which will DO combined with that OF the
Opera House, making an ercheatra Of
about twenty pieces.
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GAINED ARCTIC FAME
AND WITH HONOR CROWNED,
Lieutenant Dnncnhower, Of Jeannstto Ex.
pedition Fame, Commits Suicide by
Shooting IiImseif-undoubtediy Insane.
Asketch Of Ills Remarkable Cnteor.

ANNAPOLIS, MD., April o0.-Lieut John
w. Danenhower, OF Arctic fame, was dis
covered at 10 o'clock this morning dead in
his quarters at the Naval Academy with q
bullet hole in his right temple. Hc was
found lying on his rug in front OF the fire
place with tag tied to his huttonhole
saying "Bend TO my brother at Washing.
ton." Although he hnd mental trouble
since he returned from the Arctic regions,
what Immediately led to tho suicide is
thought to have been the recent ground.
ing OF the Constellation on its way to Nor.
folk, which he had charge Of, and for
which it is supposed he had fear OF being
court martialed. Furthermore he was
very intimate with young Robert W. Gate.
wood, who recently committed suicide on
the Caroline and whom he saw in death.
1t is supposed that this death suggested
bis suicide. His vile is away with her
parsnts.
The Lioutensnt's peraonsl and domestic
allaira were OF the moet happy character.
A few years ago he married, In New York,
q daughter OF State Senator Sloan, OF tbst
State. His widow Is left with two infant
children,
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MuNLAN'S WORK.
oIectiu. OF the Foreign Nisaionary Society
at Washington, Pa.

Meeting Of the Foreign oIisaionnry Society
mt Washington, Pa.
.Spttiri Di4pdtch 10 the Ia,tIiiyeler.
WAsHISGroS, Pa, April 2O.-The third
session ol The decennial meeting oi the
WomeG's Foreign Missionary Society Of
Washington PteebyteIy was called to or
der at . o'clock this morning by the chair
man. MEs. Or. Cunningham.
After the devotional exercises Miss
NoyeE, Of China, made quito lengthy
and interesting address on missionary
work ill GHiLa. She wa1 followed in a
short paper prepared by Mrs. /. L. Will
liams.
The Eepo!!g fIoIn Bands and Circles
were mex; taken up. They were very
full and exceedingly satisfactory. Alter
this paper was read by Mrs. DR.. Mill.
gan, Secretary Of Bands. At 1915 the
meeting Gdj1urnel to tho new lecture
room, IhelU lunch was Ce,ved by the
ladies.
Upor reaesenlliHe :he meeting Listened
to missionary address by Mrs. Goheen,
OF India Her gddress waa well prepared
and awakened keen ;riVrgst among her
hearers.
Mrs. Dr.. EPicaT, Of Washington, con
ductei thc ChildreH's hour, which was
well enjoyed BY all. Alter ! few closing
remarks By the chairman and dev0tiona!
exercises led by M:e. J. 2. Orr, the meet
ing stjcurnci,
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THE ISrsLLlGgScERi ia once more obliged

THE lSTELLIGgScEEi ia once more obliged
to ask ita friends who favor it with COM
municRtiona to be reasonably brief. a
long article ia often rejected when short
one would be gladly accepted. 1t is also
the fats Of the long communication to
cool its haai5 in the ante.clismber await.
ing its turn. It is not necessary to make
every newspaper contribution exhaustive
Of the subject; of!en it is much better to
Gu; and come again.
The ISrELLidEsCRR desires to encourage
its readers, Of whatever shade Of opinion,
to expresa their views on any topic Of Inter.
est, and it 10 no objection at sll that their
views aye in direct oppositiou TO those oi
the newspaper. They are also at liberty
to stir up the editor IS often aud no sharply
aa they please. The only conditions are:
Make it in.erestius and cnt it short. That
is tho way TO give everybody tair show
and an early hearing.
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Only a few months ago stranger land.
cd IN tnia country; he wAs tail, handsome
and self.posseased with the mir Of mar
who had Travelled much and seen life
under moro than one nag. At the first
hotel he registered: Chas. Erin Werner,
Ireland, Actor. His genius wss his wealth ;
al! the world was lis country. lie wss
then unknown and tina. Tss the begin.
ming. at his fret appearance in '.shsmus
OBrien," in NeT York the dramatic
world was startled and agreea5ly surpris.
ed. The morning following, the press OF
that city was universal in lis praise; the
famous critic, "Nym Cfilkle" ssid: "a
new star has risen from the boys Of Ire
land, that will in shos. while, s:ortle the
world With Its brilliancy."
Mr.. Werner is to appear at tho Opera
House tomorrow and Saturday evenings
and Saturday afternoon in the iitle role OF
'Shamus O'Brien." He is an ac;or who
has proved his ability 10 fill q niche that
no other Iish comedian hgs ever occupied
before and ia deserving OF crowded houses.
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NEWS AT THE DEPARTMENT
CrGntes IL Sensation--IIls Exploits In the
Arctic Regions.

CrGntes II Sensati0n-lils Exploits In tho
Arctic Regions.
WASHINGTON, D. D., April 2O.-Secre-
tsry Whitney to-day received a telegram
from Commander Sampson at the Naval
Academy OF Annapolis, stating that Lieu.
tenant Danenhower had committed eui.
eide there this morning by shooting him.
self. The receipt Of tho news created a
senaation. in the Department aud WAS n
subject OF general conversation among the
officers and employees, who recalling Ger.
tain incidents in the past life Of the Lieu.
tenSnt, explain the GAUGE Of hiu suicide.
The telegram announcing the sad event
a!ao stated that tho uufortu8s.s man was
undoubtedly insane when he took his own
life.
Lieutenant Danenhower's career was
eventful, and his sple:iugs OH the iII.isted
Jeannetto Arctic expedition are even now
fresh in the public mind. He Tas born
about thirty.seven years ago in Illinois,
and entered the naval service in 1866. He
WAS attached to tbs United States steamer
Vanda!ia during her cruise in the Medi.
terranean in 1876, when General Grant
With his family Was Oh board and visited
the Holy Land. 1t wHs during this cruise
thst the Lieutenant through his conduct
began to snow signs Of unsound miad
aud his malsdy soon assumed q form 30
violent that IN the year 1875, alter he had
been iound wandering in North Caro-
lima wilderness, h!s friends deemed it
proper to coniine him for Two taonths in
the st. tiizsbeth inssue Asylum in this
district.
Ho Tss among the drst OF tho officers
who volunteered to goupan the Jesnaette
Arctic expedition sent out by Jaries Cor.
don Bennett. On July S, 1879, tt1s jean
nettc sailed from San franc:rco on q north
Polar expedition by way Of Bon,iug Strait.
The expedition was under tho command
Of lieutenant Commander Geo. W, Da
Long, assisted by LiGu,GnsH.s Chipy and
Danenhower and Chief Engineer Mel
vile. the last communication from the
veseol waa dated Cape Sertizs konen, ST.
berla, September 9, 1879, although she
Vas afterwards seen oH Wra1gel Land.
The Jeanneite was wrecked, and the crew
lett lu three boats. The LOGS OF Lieuten-
ant Chips boat and the terrible sutlelings
and final rescue oi Mclvillc's party arc
matters OF history.
ln the final separation ci the boats De
Long placed Danenhower under Mel
vllles command lot the reason, aa the
Lieutenant aaid in mis- report, that he was
partially disabled ny the condition OF his
eyes. Naval oiiicers, however, assert
its wao Danenhowe:'s fine sesmanship
and skillful handling OF tno boat notwith.
standing his partial blindness that the cafe
landing Of the crew wRs due.
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KALAKAUA's QUEEN
To Arrive In San frnucisco-lIer Trouble iu
Gettlby on, f|HH

SAN Francisco. April 2O.-The long
looksd.ior Queen Kapiolani, OF the Sand
wich 1c!ands, Is expected In San Francisco
this evening by the Oceanic Steamship
Company's steamer Australia.
With Her Hawsiisn Majesty comes
PrinCess Lillokolaud, with eeyeral brown
and wbite dignitasies Of King Kalakaua's 3
realm.
Her Mnieaty was to have come to Amer.
lei many months ago, joutneying by easy
stagea through Eastern cities, and crossed
to Europe, but ut ihe las. moment the
royal excheQuer gave out and the neces.
gary coin could not be raised.
At the same time relations had become
strained between tho Hawaiian Court and
Claus Spreckelp, tho Sugar King" who
had heretofore provided all the members
Of tho royal blood with palaces ns well as
pocket money. Kalakaua had allowed
syndicate hoatils to ,spreckels to under.
take to lloat a loan Of 100000 withou!
giving spreckels chance to make any.
thing out Of II, so the monarch Of tho
sugar barrel pranced 10 the court, and,
tearing otf his knightly decorations, in.
GLIDING stare, garters, Gtc., flung tham
contemptuousiy at the foot Of the throne
and departed in high dudgecn.
The result Of this was that Her Majeety
kapiolani had 10 forugo the pleasure Of
her trip to America, and the next steam.
er, Instead Of bring tho Queen, brought 8
delicatcly sented noto 10 tho Hawaiian
Corsnl, nta.ing that Her Majesty, through
q desire to attend the Kslnkaus jubilee,
had concluded to remain in the Islands for
the winter. Her arrival indicates that the
royal exchcquer has been replenished, but
until tho steamer arriveg it will not be
known exactly how the junketing fund
WAS subscribed. Some think here that
Herman Rpndel, Of San Francisco, the Ia.
tely promoted grocer who received knight.
ly titles for his liberality in Hawaiian
matters, has done the honors. Others are
convinced tina. Notwithstanding the aseer.
tions Of the depoped Sir knight Claus
Spreckels, the loan Of four million dollars
has been hcGted in England. kslakaus Is
already discounting bis warrants.
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CHICAGO, April 40.-Fivu victims OF tl,e
water tsuk horror ut Pslstine wyro buried
Yesterday afternoon. The li,;io town yas
hardly large enough to accommodate tho
cfowdH from distance.
Ano;hc. theory advanced to explain
tho cause Of tho collapse il that the ar,..
sian well which feeds the tank Ind bpen
pouring water constantly into i, during
Sunday. The presence oi the wreck iust
in front Of the tank prevented acCCp, to il
OIL the part OF locomotives needing water,
and ag no wafer waG taken from tho tank
during the day, IN" influx from the we'll
brought tho bulk Of thr tanks cpn,rntB 10
ySry hIsn po5at, and the reault WAS the
collapse,
At iatd hour lat night Coroner Hertz
waI notified Of the death Of nnnihcr vic.
tim Of thu cG,eatr0pAu. This rIuu the IA.
tHlities up to Blk.
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Special BiID1'ch to h. i.tcRigcnecr.
WAsnINGToS, Pa, April.o-The March
J,gc7apn1a that appeared this morning
contained tic diagnosis Of tue eapior clast
Of the College and i. stirred up 0 good
szad cloud oi du9t. |. seems that thr
chairman Of tho diagnosis committee in
preparing il Tor publication went beyond
the houGdu Rtt by the clasa and inserted
unauthorized and oi!uusvo personalities
ANON others be "i!r: up" tho editor'in.
chief 0! tho Lytrsmrinn, through ThobG
hsnds lus ,itgnusls phsssd heforn il resch'
ed the PRIMERS. Iho chairman had put
down p!rIrnnt and complimentary th'n2t
about nirasG!i, bu! HG it appeared to-day
all thig is cllaF"d. tbs chsirman haH a
distinct blister on nis tongue's END this
uftnFugDU,
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COURT SEA SlyAl,S.
Tho Austrian Court shaken. Up the Cnrrr,
uf Royalty.

Tho Austrian Court shaken III, the Cnrrr,
uf Royalty.
LoSnoS, April 20.-rhc court ui Vienna
hao been distracted during the la.. rsw
weeks by n sncclRsion OF scandals. The
re!a!ionS between the Crown Prince Eu.
dolph and the r;incesa S!ephauic have
long been strained, md their sqnahhliugs
have recently brought them to tho vorp,
Of aeparaLion. Tho Grown rfiucCrs nh.
rup,ly left Vienna iGr Ah5HEig, having q.
pressed her intention o. rrsnrniHg to B.l.
GUM At the close Of her gtRy on tho
Adriatlc. The Emperor peraoEally inter.
venct to avert hia daughter m.lHw's do.
partur-, and Prince Philip, OF Sake
COhnrg.Gotha, ana other relatives, a!Bn
rxerlcd themselves with the GamB object.
! Tho reeutt 10 that the Crown r,iuCcss in
mcroiy to pny SIX wcrha' visit 10 her
parents NJ lsthssela. Sha Ia to bn Joined
Gt i,a1kun by her husband, anl they will
come on TO EnglGud together to rrprrspnt
tho Austrian Court at thu jubiI"o CrlehrH.
ton. The CIowH lfiHGeRs win afterwards
visit Spa, nnI sho il not to return to
Vienna until autumn.
htill warGN Ia thu cGeN Oi Archdnkr Otto,
Roll o! ArChIuke GhHrle8 Louis and heir
presnmptiyo 10 the throne in cage Of
NCrown Prince Rndolrh'u death without
malo ieanc. lilo WIS married. last yont Ia
Princess Maria loseia, tho hpRntilul and
accomplished daughter VI Prince Gu6rgc
OF saxony. The Archduke'u conduct ha.
hecn 80 bad that hia bride loft him will,
tho full approval Of hia relatives, and 1t ii
by no meRnG unlikely that IN will bu i'm.
prisonod for the good OF hin health, and
Tor tho correction and reformation OF hil
manners and excesscs.
Lastly comes Archduke Ferdinand
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\ CASE OELEpIlOSY
Discovered III L0uisyille-Dlseass Con.
trncted In Honolulu.

Discovered IN Disease Con.
trncted In Honolulu.
LOUISVILLE, KY, April 20.-Physicisns
are much Interested over the discovery oi
II genuine case OF leprosy in this city. The
pstient is John Hastinge, who lives with
his parents on Wilson street.
lie contracted the terrible diseese in
Honolulu, about three years ago, and his
entire body il covered with s;ckeniug
eruptions peculiar TO lepers. Hastings is
80 years oi sge, and WAS born in this city.
Being ol rowing disposition, he left home
shout five ycars ago and went west.
Finding himself in San Francisco and
without money, he accepted berth on
the steamer City Of Pekin, q trading vessel
bound for the Sand sich Ialanda. When
the snip landed there Hastings was taken
Ill Gnd grew GO much worse that the Off.
GERS had him moved to house in Homo.
lulu, aud arranged With al old man to
care for him until the chip could return.
II Vas then that the young man became
affected with the swiul disease.
Tho City Of pekin returned, took aboard
the sick sailor, and when they were again
in port, Hastings Was seIt home to his
relatives. lie succeeded in keeping from
bis parents Ihe knowledge Of the terrible
disease, aud it was not unit. lsst Sunday
that they knew Of their sons silment.
During the last two years lie has been
treating h!mself. Two @; the best phy.
sicisnn in the city now have bis case in
hand,
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TIE BIG CIltCUS COMING.
Adam F"rapauSh In wheeliug-HI. Recon
Wonder full sucCes, In S,,x S,r,,

Adam F"rapauSh In wheeliug-HI. Recent
Wonderful success iu New Eurk,
Forepaugh's wonderful show combining
all the ieatu'es that We're ever heard Of in
connection with mensgarie or circus and
hundreds that ere new this season, ia TO
give two entertainments here on Monday
May 8. forepaugh's show is greater and
richer in every respect this seasou than il
waS ever known 10 be before. IL will
come here in that blszs OF glory that has
sl2naIiztd its openi1g engagement in New
York this season.
The SUCCESS, by the way, that tho great
PhilaCelaphia Snowman met with in Nav
York city must be gratifying to the citv
OF his birth. lie has for years been pai-
t!aiy dobarred from taking his biz show
into New York, because Barnum, Ills old
time rival, through the friendship Of VII.
liam Vanderbilt, had rot a sorL of life
lease on Madison Square Garden, and
therefore Kept Fo!eraugh cut. But after
the death OF Wm. Vanderbilt some wears
ago the Garden passed into o,he, hsndp.
Seizlpg upon his hr6, opportunity, Adam
toTCpdugA, who hau watched with kgeu
eye bis chances, hired the Madison SuGsre
Garden away from the old Bidveport vet.
Gran, greatly to his chagrln and that OF ha
partnprs. Planting himself and his vast
sGow in the very heart OF New York city,
Forepsugh, for one hundred and
seventeen days, exhibited the Wild
West show which hs thoroughly
yemodoled ut IN enormous expense. play
ing to the biygcst busiuess ever known.
Then f:n ufcHrd out with his crest Cir
Gus, Roman Hip2odIome, thirty trained
elephaGts aud the largest meuageria in the
world, playing IN combination with the
opposition 10 overwhelming business for
six weeks, the present week c!otiae the
engagement. The Gothamitss had seen
big ahnwH, but nothing to begin with the
mHIni6ccTt exhibition which Mr.. EaTe.
phugh introduced for the first time into
the metropolis.
His immense herd OF wslizns qnpdrilln
elephants, trick, comic clown and phyllis
tic e!e2hrn,s; his vfeRt Blunlin morse,
wN!kingntjght rope 50 ieet from tho ground,
his great cups OF asistH, aurial:s,s, gym
nas.o, r4uesltiNnp, bareback riders, male
Hnd female, among which are William
Showls, Daisy Belmont, "Ouida,n the
latest Epropuan senea:ion, and even
Jack, the nnmn e:eault dog, were among
tho dlatinenishcd features that brought TO
.AiHm Forepaugh the credit OF possessing
not only the largest hut the bys, show
that bai ever been seen in New York.
rhiB in certainly Slnry enough for phiM.
dcfphta over hct rival city, though Adam
is aatd to wear very modcstly his b!ushing
houorS.
After leaving New York Saturday nigh,
oil this week Rad beginning the travelling
campaign in Philadelphia next Monday
for q week, tho "Now Wild Wcs," which
Mr. fnrepcuGh hss spen: 20 much monrv
to perfcc,, a,h hiGh is said 10 exceed hv
lar tho original Buffalo Bi.i Wild West.
will DO alaeli 10 sli tho other a,,sar,ioRs
OF his sgtoAt travelling show.
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TIE PLUMED KNIGHT
Arrives In Chicngo-IIis Health Said TO be
Completely te.torsd,

CHICAGO. April 20.-Hon. James G.
Blaine arrived in the city this morning
over tho Wabash railroad. Ho was me,
at the depot BY his soma, Wslker and
Emmons, no crowd having assembled Ii.
the station. Accompanying MIR. Blaine
were hia wife, his daughter, Misc Harriet
Blaine, aud Miss Abigail Dodge. The
party wns Gt once driven to 10 thu Grand
Pacific Hotel whore they breakinated,
Mr.. Walker Blaine said this moYpino
that his father had completely recovered
from his late illness and was feeling better
than Tor some time past. Just what his
plans were he could not soy, but would be-
able to tell more later in the day.
Upon being interviewed by o press rep.
resentative, MIR. Blaine gaid: ri ain feel.
Ing slightly fatiguei from my long Jour.
ney, but otherwise am quits vol. / a,a
glad to see my old friends in Chicago, and
the members Of the press, too" he con.
tinued, but | have nothing to say to any
OF tho latter now, SIS l have Just got or
the train and have had no break last "a
yet. Como around later and may have
somethingto say"
The whole party then went direct to
theit rooms. Qaise number OF psrsons
called at tho hotel inauiring II Mr.. Blaine
had arrived, but he was accessible to mono
until he had taken breakfast.
It 10 notable fact that OK. .Congreasman
J. $. Runnels, OF Des Moinea, and J. s,
Clarkaon, Of the Des Moine1 Register, arc
also registered at the hotel. Mr.. Runnels.
1t Ia said, came to meet Mr.. Blaine,
There may be no Significance III tho
matter, but wherever Runnels and two OF
three othera are gathered together, there
also will be general "pow.wow," rs one
oil tho guests remarked when looking
over the register.
Mr.. Blaine looks almoat 40 hale and
hearty as he did three yeHrs ago when he
WAS on his campaign tour. He is some.
what grayer, though, and hio face hau tho
care-Sorn appearances OF a man suffering
from some malady. This is probably due
to bis recent spell OF sickness. dis gen.
eral health is very good.
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CISCISsATI April 20.-'rhe firm Of Proc.
tor & Gambis, manufacturers, has made
an elaborate proposition for allowing their
employees to share in their profits q; the
firm. The plan is TO appoint thr.e uus.
tees, two book.keepers and aupGriutenr
dent in the firms employ, Who phaIl
twice year ASCERTAIN the amount ci
psoGtg during the preceding six mnnlhs,
allowing u espcnaee Blk pr cent :ntereet
on the capita, .Ialluyed md rcatoaGDle
salaries 10 members OF ti.a firm devnlirg
Their time 10 its interest, and then divide
the Ic:naiH,;ef hstpecn tho firm and the
employees IN proportion - the capital Gnd
tho wlgea Garnod. The "mpiojoa have
accepted .hr proposition wiIh thanss and
resolved that no ontstds influences vii!
diaturb the relations bct1ssn them ami
their employers.